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Doraemon Film Earns ₹14 Crore in First 8 Days, Maintains Steady Box Office Run
✍️ Pinkvilla
🗓 10 Oct 2026, 04:17 PM
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The animated feature 'Doraemon: Castle of the Undersea Devil' has collected ₹14 crore over its first eight days, continuing a steady run at Indian cinemas.
The Japanese‑produced anime 'Doraemon: Castle of the Undersea Devil' opened in Indian theatres on 15 September and has now crossed the ₹14 crore mark in just eight days.
Box‑office data released by the distributor shows a consistent daily collection, with the film maintaining a top‑ten position in the national charts. The steady performance reflects the franchise’s enduring popularity among families and children.
Compared to the previous Doraemon release, 'The Great Adventure of the 7th Planet', which earned ₹18 crore in its first ten days, the current film’s earnings are slightly lower but still solid for an animated feature in the domestic market.
Analysts predict that the film will continue to attract audiences over the next week, potentially reaching the ₹20 crore threshold if the current trend holds. The studio plans to release a second wave of promotional material to sustain interest.
Box‑office data released by the distributor shows a consistent daily collection, with the film maintaining a top‑ten position in the national charts. The steady performance reflects the franchise’s enduring popularity among families and children.
Compared to the previous Doraemon release, 'The Great Adventure of the 7th Planet', which earned ₹18 crore in its first ten days, the current film’s earnings are slightly lower but still solid for an animated feature in the domestic market.
Analysts predict that the film will continue to attract audiences over the next week, potentially reaching the ₹20 crore threshold if the current trend holds. The studio plans to release a second wave of promotional material to sustain interest.